The PCEF in Portland is set to open its 2025 Community Grants cycle, offering $67 million for local projects focused on climate action and social equity.

Charlotte County is experiencing low water pressure due to a water main break, with Charlotte County Utilities working on repairs to restore normal service.

Miami-Dade County Commission approves an initiative to co-name several local streets after hit songs and artists, integrating cultural identity into Liberty City's 18th Avenue as part of an economic revitalization project.

The Bob Crane Community Center in Upper Arlington is hosting preview sessions from April 1 to 5 before its grand opening on April 6, allowing locals to explore its amenities and programs.

The Old Bakery and Emporium in Austin will display Dennis Berry's art in "Bloodline Brushstrokes," highlighting his ancestor Jacob Fontaine's legacy, from April 5 to June 21.

The Boston Police Department honored Traffic Supervisors in the city on National Crossing Guard Day, recognizing their contribution to public safety and community connections.

Bridging nonprofit expands with a new drop-off site in Plymouth, inviting donations of used furniture and household items, offering a weekly $500 gift card draw.

Three additional Maryland sheriffs have partnered with ICE for immigration enforcement, doubling local law enforcement engagement, amid divisive debates and concerns over potential racial profiling and impacts on immigrant communities.

Marietta City Schools is enhancing security by installing the Evolv Pass-Through Weapons Detection System in schools, with a focus on safety and efficiency.

HR firm TriNet is set to open a $15.4 million corporate center in Atlanta's Dunwoody area, adding 750 local jobs and potentially boosting the local economy.

DAR seeks public input on Oʻahu coral reef restoration, with potential sites at Waikīkī and South Shore. Community feedback will guide outplanting decisions.

Las Vegas City Council will honor Animal Protection Services for tackling illegal dog breeding, as they achieved significant results in Operation Pawsitive Change, including arrests and rescues.

Las Vegas community leaders and police held a Peace Walk and Family Fun Festival to foster unity and address neighborhood challenges, providing essentials, food, and educational resources to residents.